St Aloysius University faculty Sanjoop K P awarded PhD

Mangaluru: Mr Sanjoop K P, Assistant Professor in the Department of English, School of Languages and Cultural Studies at St Aloysius (Deemed to be University), has been awarded a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree from Mangalore University.

His doctoral thesis, titled “Contemporary Kerala and the Production of Hegemonic Masculinity,” explores socio-cultural dimensions of masculinity within the contemporary context of Kerala, contributing to critical discourse in literary and cultural studies.

Research in cultural and gender studies

Mr Sanjoop K P’s research focuses on the concept of hegemonic masculinity and its representation and production in contemporary Kerala. The study examines how social, cultural, and literary narratives shape and reinforce dominant ideas of masculinity.

His work contributes to the broader academic field of gender studies and cultural analysis, offering insights into evolving societal structures and identity formations.

Guidance and academic mentorship

He carried out his research under the guidance of Dr Parinitha, Professor of English at Mangalore University. The guidance provided academic direction and support, enabling the successful completion of the doctoral study.

The achievement reflects the importance of mentorship and scholarly collaboration in advancing research excellence.

Academic contribution and recognition

As an Assistant Professor at St Aloysius University, Mr Sanjoop K P has been actively engaged in teaching and academic activities. His PhD adds to the institution’s academic accomplishments and strengthens its focus on research and higher education.

The recognition also highlights the growing emphasis on interdisciplinary studies within humanities and social sciences.

Personal background

Mr Sanjoop K P is the son of Mr Ashokan K P and Mrs Valsala T. He is married to Mrs Amritha C., who has been a source of support in his academic journey.

Conclusion

The award of a PhD to Mr Sanjoop K P marks a significant milestone in his academic career. His research on hegemonic masculinity contributes to important scholarly discussions, while also enhancing the academic profile of St Aloysius (Deemed to be University).